Liz Dunphy is a journalist at the Irish Examiner. She covers a range of topics including crime and justice, cybersecurity, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on cyber attacks, data breaches, and legal reform. Liz's work has been featured in The Echo Live, MSN, The Irish Times, and Waterford News.
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Liz Dunphy's coverage primarily revolves around local news, crime, government & politics, and family & relationships in Cork City and the broader Ireland. She extensively covers breaking news stories as well as government announcements.
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Thousands of people gathered around Cork City to experience the rare astronomical phenomenon of a 96% eclipse of the sun on Thursday evening.
An award-winning student from Cork has died in what is understood to have been a tragic accident while on holiday in Greece.
By: Liz Dunphy
A farmer has drowned in Co Cork while trying to get water for his animals from a local river.
By: Liz Dunphy
Ireland “needs to wake up” to the fact that it is now in a water crisis and a climate crisis, which requires a national emergency response and a long-term plan, a leading academic has warned.
By: Liz Dunphy
Local people rushed to try to save 16 dolphins, including seven ‘babies' that were crying out to their mothers after they got stranded on a beach in Kerry.
By: Liz Dunphy
The farmer who drowned while trying to get water from a local river for his cattle has been described as a “genuine, salt of the earth” man who was extremely hard working.
Gardaí sent a file to the DPP this month over an alleged €200,000 fraud at a Cork company that both politicians formerly worked for
By: Cormac O'Keeffe, Liz Dunphy, Tadgh McNally
Gardaí are investigating the backgrounds of five masked teenagers — one aged just 15 — who died when they drove a stolen BMW at high-speed the wrong way down a motorway and collided with a car carrying a family.
By: Liz Dunphy, Manon Gilbart
Masked men fired guns in Limerick city near a supermarket on Monday afternoon in an escalation of a feud which has also seen more than 40 men gather to fight and a car strike pedestrians.
By: Cormac O'Keeffe, Liz Dunphy
Gardaí are expected to carry out “focused intelligence operations” to identify and target mainly juvenile gangs driving on the wrong side of the roads.
